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loving christ, now that song's stuck in my head I'll never be rid of you, Blippi. You're a part of me. My demon, harlem shaking in the night.
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Jonny Nox posted:That just goes to show. If you keep reading that twitter thread you'll see the government is actually keeping them afloat.
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Ror posted:Science shows that pigeons are dumb and delicious. I have eaten smoked dove, can confirm.
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Ror posted:Science shows that pigeons are dumb and delicious. Squab!
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If a delivery driver backs into your city water main because your complex doesn't have a proper loading dock, how long does it take, on average, for the water main to be repaired? Imagine this is in urban California.
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Kenning posted:If a delivery driver backs into your city water main because your complex doesn't have a proper loading dock, how long does it take, on average, for the water main to be repaired? Imagine this is in urban California. Okay, I'm confused here. Why is a water main even in a position for a delivery driver to back into it? Usually those would be underground. Did he smash right through a wall and damage the part inside the building?
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PurpleXVI posted:Did he smash right through a wall and damage the part inside the building? Too late, the Kool-Aid man realised you need water to mix; he would never be the undisputed beverage of the city, and now all would perish, he included.
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PurpleXVI posted:Okay, I'm confused here. If it's in southern California, i could see it not being buried that deep, and maybe also being above ground in some circumstances.
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It's brilliant, replace median barriers with water mains so the inevitable Tesla crashes will just flood the fire with enough water to put out the battery fires.
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Ror posted:Science shows that pigeons are dumb and delicious. I thought since they mostly eat street garbage they taste pretty disgusting. Also my 1-legged seagull friend is back on the balcony this morning. 
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Wingnut Ninja posted:I thought since they mostly eat street garbage they taste pretty disgusting. You don't eat street pigeons when you have squab. They're raised for the purpose.
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Interesting statistic that lines up with the stories I’ve heard about Elon hating safety markings. However, any injuries that occur at those other companies’ factories outside the US don’t count towards their OSHA numbers, and since most of their labor occurs outside the US (unlike Tesla), I feel like this graph is probably unfairly biased.
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Sammus posted:I feel like this graph is probably unfairly biased. It is biased. Against every automaker but Tesla.
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Sammus posted:Interesting statistic that lines up with the stories I’ve heard about Elon hating safety markings. or you could look at it by vehicles produced per injury report. the ford dearborn truck plant alone produces about as many vehicles per year as all tesla production. and ford has 24 other factories in the US
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Sammus posted:Interesting statistic that lines up with the stories I’ve heard about Elon hating safety markings. Ford has 25 factories in the US. This includes parts factories. Tesla operates 6 factories in the US, also including parts factories. And some of those factories are producing stuff for Tesla's solar stuff. Even if 80% of Ford's factories are tiny, that doesn't really show bias against Tesla.
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Kibayasu posted:I don’t know who Blippi is but the only poo poo video I remember watching is someone who decided to take a line from a George Carlin set - “You never see someone taking a poo poo while running at full speed” - and make it happen. Raab Himself in one of the CKY videos, iirc. Absolute classic
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Kenning posted:If a delivery driver backs into your city water main because your complex doesn't have a proper loading dock, how long does it take, on average, for the water main to be repaired? Imagine this is in urban California. The main is the thing buried in the street that serves multiple properties. Presumably you're talking about the individual building's water service line, from where it exits the ground to where it enters your building. If that's the case, it's the property owner's responsibility to repair it, not the city's so it depends on how long whoever they pay to do it takes, and then likely some inspection time.
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Thomamelas posted:Ford has 25 factories in the US. This includes parts factories. Tesla operates 6 factories in the US, also including parts factories. And some of those factories are producing stuff for Tesla's solar stuff. Even if 80% of Ford's factories are tiny, that doesn't really show bias against Tesla. I stand corrected, I vastly underestimated how many people American automakers (other than Tesla) still employ in this country. I thought it was an order of magnitude or two less. From what I can find by googling, Nissan has 16000 employees engaged in manufacturing in the US, Ford has 50700, toyota has 32000, and Tesla is claiming something like 20-30000 assembling cars. So yeah they’re really loving something up safety wise. Nissan needs to get their poo poo together too, as many injuries as Ford, but 1/3 as many people. Sammus fucked around with this message at 20:48 on Mar 16, 2022 |
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In california I think there are laws about residences being without running water for a certain amount of time, with a threat of fines if it's not repaired soon enough. You could maybe check with your county health department, some visibility at an official level might help get it repaired faster.
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Wingnut Ninja posted:I thought since they mostly eat street garbage they taste pretty disgusting. I also saw 1-legged gull in San Diego in 2018 
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Clearly the Oceanic Seagull Health Administration needs to put more effort into safety enforcement
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EPICAC posted:I also saw 1-legged gull in San Diego in 2018 How many hairdressers were in the area?
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massive walmart distribution center is on fire https://www.indystar.com/story/news/local/2022/03/16/fire-walmart-distribution-center-plainfield-indiana/7063963001/ https://www.reddit.com/r/Catastroph...utm_name=iossmf
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`Nemesis posted:massive walmart distribution center is on fire quote:Around 1,000 employees were inside a Walmart Distribution Center in Plainfield Wednesday afternoon when a fire broke out, but no injuries have yet been reported. goddamn quote:"Walmart does believe that all the employees are accounted for at this time and they are being transported by Plainfield school buses to a reunification site," said Deputy Chief Joe Aldridge of the Plainfield Police Department. still gotta work lol
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`Nemesis posted:massive walmart distribution center is on fire Good god that is a huge rear end fire. Do those fire trucks really stand a chance against a fire that huge?
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hawowanlawow posted:still gotta work lol they're not allowed to go back onto the property to get their vehicles so the reunification site is where they can meet up with their families
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hawowanlawow posted:goddamn The reunification centre is not to work but to collect all the employees that were scattered throughout the building and make sure they’re alright. Usually there is an emergency muster station or evacuation location where they’d meet after evacuating the building so the wardens can account for everyone. Sounds like they’re also encouraging families to go there. I’m presuming that some employees were expecting to be picked up from work after their shift and now their work is on fire they’ll have to get picked up from the secondary location which for some reason has a brand new name of “reunification center”.
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Unperson_47 posted:Good god that is a huge rear end fire. Do those fire trucks really stand a chance against a fire that huge? Depends on what you mean by "stand a chance". The stuff that's currently on fire is probably not saveable, but they might be able to stop the rest of it from catching while the fire burns itself out.
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Serjeant Snubbin posted:The reunification centre is not to work but to collect all the employees that were scattered throughout the building and make sure they’re alright. Reunification center sounds like something the Russian government would call where they send Ukrainian refugees.
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Jabor posted:Depends on what you mean by "stand a chance". The stuff that's currently on fire is probably not saveable, but they might be able to stop the rest of it from catching while the fire burns itself out. yeah the building and its contents are a total loss so it's defensive ops only and much of that media was before additional crews arrived. there's probably not enough flow/pressure in the hydrants to deal with something of that size anyways. my question is did the building have a sprinkler system? if not, why the gently caress not? can a fire even get that big if there's properly designed and implemented sprinklers?
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EasilyConfused posted:Reunification center sounds like something the Russian government would call where they send Ukrainian refugees. "In language Russian, 'reunification' mean
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